Automotive Detailer Venice - FL

Posted 16 days ago

music city reconSarasota (FL)

SENIORITY

Mid

SALARY

$850 per week

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About the role

Automotive Detailer An automotive detailer cleans most parts of a car including cracks and crevices not cleaned by standard car wash systems.
Pay: From $850 per week
Responsibilities: Uses various types of cleaning equipment and solutions. Details vehicle according to the dealership's specific instructions. Deep cleans, brushes carpets and upholstery. Vacuums floors and seats. Cleans and vacuums the trunk. Cleans out ashtrays and cup holders. Conditions vinyl and leather. Cleans all trash, debris and dirt from the interior of the vehicle. Uses special foams and detergents designed for specific types of microfibers. Cleans all glass on the vehicle, inside and out, with the appropriate type of rag and cleaning solution. Cleans all mirrors with the proper substance. Applies chemicals to surfaces to protect against spots and stains. Uses various paints, waxes and dyes to protect the leather parts of a vehicles interior. Uses hoses and pumps for washing and rinsing vehicles. Dries floor mats. Cleans and polishes wheel rims and makes them sparkle. Cleans the headlights, brake lights and taillights making them brighter.
Qualifications: Must be detail-oriented. Must be a good multi-tasker. The ability to follow complex instructions is a plus. Should have ample knowledge of safety precautions. Driving skills and a valid driving license are mandatory We are an equal opportunity employer and prohibit discrimination/harassment without regard to race, color, religion, age, sex, national origin, disability status, genetics, protected veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity or expression, or any other characteristic protected by federal, state or local laws.

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